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| External Dimension (MM) | 12192*2438*2896 |
| Internal Dimension (MM) | 12032*2352*2698 |
| Door Opening (Width) | 2340 mm |
| Door Opening (Height) | 2585 mm |
| Maximum Gross Weight | 32500 kg / 71650 lbs |
| Maximum Payload | 28720 kg / 63320 lbs |
| Tare Weight (±2%) | 3780 kg / 8330 lbs |
Its larger internal height can make full use of the vertical space. Compared with the 40-foot dry box, it can load more goods, improve transportation efficiency, and reduce the transportation cost of each unit of goods. When transporting light and bulky goods, it can maximize the cargo loading without exceeding the load limit.
As one of the international standard containers, the 40-foot high box is widely used worldwide and can be perfectly matched with various transportation tools and loading and unloading equipment, such as container ships, trucks, trains, etc., to achieve seamless multimodal transport and facilitate the conversion of goods between different modes of transportation.
Although it is high, the 40-foot high box still has good stability during transportation when the goods are reasonably loaded and fixed. In maritime transportation, its larger size and weight can better resist the influence of adverse factors such as wind, waves, and bumps, ensuring the safe transportation of goods.
A: Generally speaking, a 40-foot high container can be used for about 10-15 years under normal use and maintenance conditions, but the specific service life will also be affected by factors such as frequency of use, transportation environment, and maintenance.
A: Absolutely! The interior of such a container can be customized with insulation, partitions, and various other features to suit specific storage or workspace requirements.
A: You need to pay attention to the height restrictions of roads, bridges, tunnels and other infrastructure to avoid being unable to pass due to excessive height. When loading and unloading goods, pay attention to the uniform distribution of the weight of the goods to ensure the stability of the center of gravity of the container and ensure safety.
A: A 40-foot High Cube container provides an extra 1 foot (approximately 30 cm) of vertical clearance compared to standard dry shipping containers, making it ideal for over-height cargo and maximizing interior loading volume.
A: It is best suited for voluminous, lightweight dry cargo such as textiles, garments, electronic appliances, and foam products, as well as oversized or tall freight like high furniture, machinery, and artistic sculptures.
